Title: Mnhei'sahe (The Rhiannsu Remix)
Spoilers: None
Rating: pg-13
Word count: 7430 words
Note: Written for the remix_duello challenge. This is a remix of the gorgeous (ask me to fangirl that story, I DARE you *g*) There is Joy in Repetition (But Sometimes You Have to Break Routine Extended Remix) by igrockspock. My thanks goes to lady_krysis for a supremely awesome beta. Any and all remaining mistakes are due to my complete inability to stop picking. All Romulan text comes from online sources like Memory Beta which are, in turn, drawn from Star Trek novelizations (primarily the Diane Duane series, but Beneath The Raptor's Wing - an Enterprise novel - as well.) Hover the mousepoint over the word for its translation.
Summary: Of Russia, Winston Churchill once said, "I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma." Of the Romulans, Hikaru Sulu can say the same.

Mnhei'sahe (The Rhiannsu Remix)

Title: "A day in a real Boss life"
Author: ariadnechan
Pairings: Romulan Comander/Spock, implied K/S
Rating/warnings: pg.
Disclaimer: I don’t own Star Trek. WHY???




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These prompts are quotes from Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, since boosette done gone and nabbed the Halloweeny theme; but you don't need to be familiar with that canon to understand the prompts or participate in the challenge. Crossovers would be welcome, but they are certainly not required. As always, you should use the prompts as loosely and freely as you desire. There is no requirement to include the quotation in your story. Rules are below.

1) Prompts are not exclusive. There is no limit on the number of people who may write about a prompt, and there is no need to claim prompts.

2) Post responses in the comments and include the lead character and your prompt in the subject line. If you choose a long prompt, you may use just the first few words.

3) Responses may be any length from a proper 100-word drabble to a multi-chapter epic. If the story is too long for comments, you may post it elsewhere and comment with the link.

4) There is no time limit for this challenge. I will return to index the responses in a week or so.

5) Please leave feedback, respond to feedback, and pimp this post around.

6) If your response is rated NC-17 or would require a content warning (for rape, graphic violence, etc.), you may post it in the comments here but you must include the relevant rating or warning in the subject line.

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What better way to celebrate our adventurous women than with a selection of quotations about travel? These are all the quotes I wrote for inspiration on the inside covers of my very first travel journal, and I hope they are equally inspiring for you. As always, take them in whatever way interests you - not every story you write has to be about travel.

The rules are probably quite familiar by now, but here they are anyway:

1) Prompts are not exclusive. There is no limit on the number of people who may write about a prompt, and there is no need to claim prompts.

2) Post responses in the comments and include the lead character and your prompt in the subject line. If you choose a long prompt, you may use just the first few words.

3) Responses may be any length from a proper 100-word drabble to a multi-chapter epic. If the story is too long for comments, you may post it elsewhere and comment with the link.

4) There is no time limit for this challenge. I will return to index the responses in a week or so.

5) Please leave feedback, respond to feedback, and pimp this post around.

6) If your response is rated NC-17 or would require a content warning (for rape, graphic violence, etc.), you may post it in the comments here but you must include the relevant rating or warning in the subject line.

ETA: Responses indexed as of 10/18/09
( Thirty prompts under the cut )